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We are going to try and keep her and introduce her to the chicks when they're older, but still young. We will watch carefully. If it doesn't work, we will try and give her away later. Our chicks are going to all be docile breeds, so hoping this could maybe work.

We sold the healthy one to a nice family just west of us. Now, who wants a slightly damaged, but the sweetest chicken you've ever met? She will heal up, but it's going to just take some R&R in a dog crate. She still lays eggs even in there :-)

Thanks! I am still learning this whole site thing and am easily confused, evidently :-) I posted it there also!

Hi, I believe I have just had some bad luck with an aggresive flock. We bought three adult chickens from a flock (where 40 birds have been killed because of aggression). We have culled the most aggresive one and separated the last two. One had been hurt pretty bad, but she is SO SWEET. She is my...